Addiction Prevention

Dear Johan

Hello

with rotarian regards .

thanks for the information on this ....

being a psychiatrist and Specialist in addiciton - i noted - addiction is an oucome, of some thing.

and not a disease to be handled.

for example -unmanageable stress or anxiety or depression - or fear of failure or. fear of wwhat others will think of say .. leads to addiciton.

so if this can be handled - with various 50 tecahniques - for change in thhought pattern - as no body is born. with such kind of thoughts ..

so it means they have created such thoughts .. and good news is. - whenthey can create such thoughts and maintain it also - without changing it .. then today they can create anaother method of thinking .. which can take away addiction.

i am an expert in this new. dimension.

i would be happy to help you in such endeavour.

thanks

Rtn Dr Vinod Kumar Goyal

Psychiatrist ( 35 years )

senior rotarian ( 35 years)

Chairman of Dist 3055 - Mental Health and Addiciton and Suicide Prevention Committee

mobile no 00 91 9824048232. e mail - drvgo999@gmail.com web www.parthhospital.com

On March 12th, 2025, during the 68th Commission on Narcotic Drugs, the Global Youth Declaration on Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery was launched. The Youth Declaration was presented by the Global Youth Core Group, consisting of 15 members from 13 countries, during the CND Side Event from Drug Free America Foundation. The Youth Declaration represents 1145 youth from 63 countries, which have shared their perspectives, challenges, and suggestions through the Global Youth Survey on Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery – which was disseminated globally between September 2024 and January 2025. While the Data Report provides valuable insights in current challenges among youth, varying risk perceptions, and correlations between youth, community, and government involvement in the effectiveness of programmes, the Youth Declaration provides recommendations to Governments, Institutions and Organisations, and other key stakeholders (from WFAD website)